Corydalis solida (Spring Fumewort) [20 Seeds]

Germination Information: I recommend spring fumewort only for gardeners with experience sowing perennial seeds that have multi-cycle germination patterns (in this case, warm-cool), because this species has an extended germination period and requires a good bit of patience.  Sow the seeds as soon as you get them, just barely covered, and leave the pot outdoors, keeping it evenly moist and protected from mice. (The winter-sowing approach can work well for this species.) Or, you could try direct-sowing in the area where you want the seeds to grow. Seedlings should appear the following spring but may take an additional year. Once you get spring fumewort to flower in your garden, you’re likely to find self-sown seedlings in future years.

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